LOS ANGELES, July 1, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- The comprehensive Summer edition of EQUITIES Magazine is now available on newsstands nationwide and at a wide range of bookstores, including Barnes&Noble and B. Dalton.
For the issue's cover, EQUITIES spoke to brokerage pioneer Charles Schwab. With $1.4 trillion and growing in client assets, Schwab is a heavy hitter in his industry, personifying the changes that have transformed it during his lifetime. Schwab talks about his passion for equities and what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur on page 40.
EQUITIES also interviewed Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz, daughter of Charles Schwab and head of Schwab Corp.'s consumer education division, who spoke about Schwab's mission, the shifting landscape of personal finance, and the need for "financially-fit" American families.
The issue also includes interviews with financial media personalities Michael Norman and Jon Najarian, a debut column from Tobin Smith of FOX News and ChangeWave notoriety, and a look at how R. Cromwell Coulson's OTCQX is changing the face of the OTC market.
As always, be sure to check out coverage from EQUITIES' bimonthly investor conferences. Its Third Annual Transatlantic Conference is already looking like it will be a tremendous success, with a wealth of emerging public companies set to present their stories at the NASDAQ MarketSite and London Stock Exchange on October 10 and 13, respectively.
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Since 1951, EQUITIES Magazine has served both retail and institutional investors by examining industry trends, analyzing strategies and opportunities, and profiling financial leaders and emerging public companies. In recent years, we have expanded our editorial focus to include a wide range of issues that affect investors worldwide. Our global audience has increased dramatically owing to our EQUITIES Europe, EQUITIES Digital Edition, and our website, which provides free real-time market quotes and a free customizable, real-time portfolio-management interface. Now EQUITIES is one of only a select group of publications available on the Apple iPhone.
Since 1981, EQUITIES Corporate Conferences have been staples within the industry, pairing the most exciting emerging companies in the world with sophisticated audiences of institutional and private investors. EQUITIES has provided a voice and an audience to leaders in the global financial community for 57 years, and we remain the definitive investor's tool.
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